Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Reviews
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is one of, if not the best entry in the series in my opinion. I personally think this title belongs in everyone's library that has family members or local friends to play with.
A formula that hasn’t really changed much since the Wii, and one that still works just as well.
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Nintendo Switch Sports Resort has improved and refined the formula, but it remains a niche sports game that will be most enjoyable for players with little or no experience with video games. If you're looking for a challenging solo sports experience, you won't really find it here.
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Nintendo's knockabout sports series returns for its most refined outing yet; charming, wonderfully considered, and it doesn't require a room full of friends to be fun.
While the quality of its sports varies drastically, Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is a fun and playful collection overall that shines as the party game it’s meant to be.
As someone who played the original Wii Sports when it first released, and was awed by the rudimentary real-life movements being mimicked on screen, Nintendo Switch Sports Resort allowed me to feel that all over again as an adult. And it’s a feeling best felt surrounded by friends.
As befits a casual game, Nintendo has pulled off something exceptionally difficult and made it look effortless. Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is a world in which enjoyment, discovery, challenge, and beauty seem to multiply the longer you spend with it.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort continues the tradition of Wii Sports now in a Switch 2 exclusive experience.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is a triumphant, motion-controlled return to form that brings Wuhu Island to life in crisp 4K. Despite a somewhat modest sport selection at launch, its engaging single-player Island Crown mode, clever Joy-Con 2 features, and accessible local co-op make it an absolute must-play for families and motion-gaming fans alike.
After the stumbling start of its predecessor, it's nice to see the series back on track in Nintendo Switch Sports Resort. While some of the 12 different sports might feel a little too safe, most of the classics feel better than they've ever been, and the newbies surprise and delight with some classic Nintendo intuition. Revamped customisation options and a surprising amount of single-player content both feel like open goals, but they also provide a great excuse to keep playing, even once the party is over. This just might be the Nintendo Sports series at its best.Now, if you'll excuse me, I've got a shoulder joint in desperate need of icing.
Wuhu Island is back, and so is the magic. Nintendo Switch Sports Resort finally recaptures the charm that made me fall for this series years ago.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort boasts impressive motion controls and ultra cute characters, as the first Wii Sports game hits Switch 2.
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Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is a great sports game with a variety of options to enjoy yourself in both online and offline play.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is a lot of fun, but it's also a game that's entirely removed from standard gaming. This isn't going to appeal to everyone, but I think it's a slam-dunk for those that have kids who want to get involved, or people who want a convenient way to get themselves moving just a little bit more, even if you're unlikely to be working up a sweat. It's a lot of fun, but it's also a game that's largely more of the same, so knowing that you'll like a few of the sports is a must.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is a delightful collection of sports that make great use of the Switch 2's motion controls.
Bringing a holiday vibe and a generous selection of sport-themed games, this is exactly what you want from a family video game
As the 20th anniversary of Wii Sports approaches, Nintendo Switch Sports Resort delivers the fifth and finest iteration of the series to date. The 12 sports provide a good variety, and while some of them continue to have the same (deliberate) control quirks that have remained for two decades now, the overall package is rammed with content regardless of whether you enjoy local or online multiplayer, or prefer to play alone.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort brings the fun.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is a solid greatest-hits package, offering a collection of the best events and features from this series’ past, along with a surprising amount of single-player content. Unfortunately, it doesn't deliver much that's truly new or innovative either. If you're just looking to kick back with some motion-controlled favs, this is a worthwhile getaway, but those looking for something a bit more novel may want to book elsewhere.